N64 Doraemon: Nobita to 3tsu no Seireiseki (Japan) N64

[Juiceala]

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• Doraemon: Nobita to 3tsu no Seireiseki (Japan) N64
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[Juiceala]

Nice, I was gonna upload this wondering why it hasn’t been archived on the repo yet, only to realize the search engine didn’t recognize my writing, so I typed a different name then the game showed up. Funny how things work haha.

I shared all three Doraemon N64 games, I'm yet to play this all the way, I only beaten the sequel, short but really fun.

I've uploaded every Doraemon game I know of to the rep, the Gamecube one is still my favorite 3D Doraemon, if we ever start adding Wii you can bet I will upload the Wii Doraemon party gam we used to play with my sisters back in the day.

Edit: It appears the Looney Tunes games aren't available though, both Duck Dodger and Taz Express, 3D platformers exclusive for the N64, you can upload those or I can upload them later, they're really good, I've beaten them a couple of times and often go back to them, the 32bit era Looney Tunes were good.

 

[Yousef Yousef]

Nice, I was gonna upload this wondering why it hasn’t been archived on the repo yet, only to realize the search engine didn’t recognize my writing, so I typed a different name then the game showed up. Funny how things work haha.

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

fan translation when

Only if the community decides to do an English translation for the game or not.

 

[jasonbest]

fan translation when

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

This is curious because this installment of Doreamon is completely in 3D and the first to be one and completely exclusive to the Nintendo 64 and also to Japan.

 

[Kanon_Magic]

me acuerdo que este juego lo jugabamos con mis hermanos de niño en un emu de n64, no entendíamos nada, pero nos elegíamos a shizuka para verles las panties cuando se agachaba XD
que niños inmaduros eramos XD

 

[Juiceala]

I've seen some of the most obscure IPs like "Aoi Blink" and "Violinist of Hamelin" get fan translations. I don't think it's necessarily think it's because Doraemon isn't popular here.

Dude I would've loved a Aoi Blink fan translation as a kid, I only know of the PC-Engine game but we grew up with the Mega Drive here.

 

[Scotty Scotty]

I think the issue is, much like IPs such as Mazinger Z, Detective Conan, Captain Tsupasa, etc, Doraemon has the misfortune of being extremely unpopular in English speaking countries, they are only familiar with a handful of animes and those are the only ones they care about, I grew up with those IPs but during the years on the internet I've learned Americans really dislike Doraemon.

I've seen some of the most obscure IPs like "Aoi Blink" and "Violinist of Hamelin" get fan translations. I don't think it's necessarily think it's because Doraemon isn't popular here.

 

[Juiceala]

It's a shame that most Doraemon games still have yet to receive a fan translation. For such a widely beloved IP, you'd think fans would put more effort into making these games more accessible to those who aren't necessarily proficient in Japanese.

I think the issue is, much like IPs such as Mazinger Z, Detective Conan, Chibi Maruko-chan, Captain Tsupasa, Slam Dunk etc, Doraemon has the misfortune of being extremely unpopular in English speaking countries, they are only familiar with a handful of animes and those are the only ones they care about, I grew up with those IPs but during the years I noticed on the internet Americans really dislike Doraemon.

 

[Scotty Scotty]

It's a shame that most Doraemon games still have yet to receive a fan translation. For such a widely beloved IP, you'd think fans would put more effort into making these games more accessible to those who aren't necessarily proficient in Japanese.

 

[megabladej]

Interesting. Never heard of these games on the N64. Anyone know if their any good?